Discclean up and rundll32

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>>Hey
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>>I am unable to use my disc clean up.
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>>I get a message about rundll32.exe not responding.
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>>Can anyboby help me?
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>>Try running the system file checker tool, click start,

>run, and type in; " sfc /scannow " with that space after
>sfc. And it will ask for your XP CD to copy any needed
>files from. And if disk cleanup hangs or appears frozen,
>then
>this is caused by the "compress old files" function of
>disk cleanup tool scanning files and calculating for

>compression, assuming we all want to save space. Just
>click your run, type in "regedit.exe" for the windows
>registry editor, then click edit and find, and type
>in "compress old files". Or just navigate to that sub-

>using this path here;
>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Cur rentVers

>n\Explorer\VolumeCaches\Compress old files. Then to be
>safe, in the registry editor, select file from the top
>menu, then export, and save that "compress old files"
>subkey as a .reg file. Then delete only that registry
>subkey, and disk clean up will run through quickly. Also
>there is an option button after disk cleanup has run,

>you click to select the "compress old files" that allows
>you to change the # of days for files to be "old", the
>default is 50 days. But that option is only there if

>cleanup runs through once with the "compress old
>files" .reg key in. Also look here on line 48, right

>area for basically the same fix as mine is.
>http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
>and check this Microsoft article as well;
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
>us;812248
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